Blogs about: Disparities
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I'm all riced out...
It’s hard to believe, but it’s the end of CIT3. The bags are packed, the souvenirs are purchased,the ipod is charged, and our last meal of rice and spicy vegetables eaten. Only thing lef… more →
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Dia de los Muertos
Valentina Stackl wrote 1 month ago: Valentina Stackl The group I am in, La Salud, had another successful event yesterday. We celebrated … more →
Ongoing Recession
OurHarvest wrote 1 month ago: The Permanent Economic Crisis: Updated Coverage of Financial Power and Inequality (Voxunion.com … more →
Idea #252 for October 28th, 2009: Geography Lesson or Making Sure All Regions Have Access to Burn Centers
health365 wrote 1 month ago: Each year, over 500,000 people sustain burn injuries, and over 4,000 die from burn-related injuries. … more →
Wealth Disparities in South Africa
OurHarvest wrote 1 month ago: Love of Designer Threads Adds Flair to Trial JOHANNESBURG — The drug trafficker and the police commi … more →
New Census Poverty Figures Show Little Change
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kathrynbaer wrote 2 months ago: The Census Bureau has just released its 2008 figures on poverty. By and large, they show little chan … more →
Who Will Share In DC's Economic Recovery?
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mattmckillop wrote 2 months ago: The greater Washington area seems to be on the road to economic recovery. The Brookings Institution … more →
Mental Health Considerations for Speech-Language Services with Bilingual Spanish-English Speakers
Callier Library wrote 3 months ago: Understanding communicatively impaired minority individuals may involve going beyond strictly lingui … more →
I'm all riced out...
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nora20 wrote 3 months ago: It’s hard to believe, but it’s the end of CIT3. The bags are packed, the souvenirs are … more →
the perfect ending
christinatrillis wrote 3 months ago: Today is my last official day in India. Our flight leaves at 1am tomorrow morning. I am just beginni … more →
Randy Ford Author- I’M NOT DEAD YET, a new novel, 76th installment
Randy Ford wrote 3 months ago: Throughout history, Manila has been the main port of the Philippines. It has overshadowed Ce … more →
Closing Time
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Puja wrote 3 months ago: Last 3 weeks seem a blur tonight. Each day as if we were in a time machine being transported to the … more →
according to ones own guidelines
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christinatrillis wrote 3 months ago: For the past 2 days I have been at Nizam’s Institute of Medical Sciences observing an Endocrin … more →
"Wishes are children..."
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nickinindia wrote 3 months ago: It’s raining this evening. The drought that has plagued Hyderabad and the entire subcontinent for mo … more →
what more to see...
sshobha wrote 3 months ago: There is immense suffering and extreme poverty in India. Pediatric oncology is a tough field of medi … more →
When it rains, it pours
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Puja wrote 3 months ago: 5 CITERs, 1 Toyota Innova and Fearless Raju stuck on the streets of Hyderabad in the middle of a tro … more →
past three days...
sshobha wrote 3 months ago: Besides visiting the hospitals and SRH, this year we added a visit to the Dalit foundation whose mis … more →
Where amazing happens
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wrehman wrote 3 months ago: Well we got a chance to visit the institution that sponsored the national HIV/AIDS conference a week … more →
The Have Nots
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Puja wrote 3 months ago: It is a rainy morning. Plan for the day is to visit a government ART center (clinic for HIV patients … more →
What is normal?
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christinatrillis wrote 3 months ago: I am finally feeling better after a few days of rest. I do not think that I actually caught somethin … more →
